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12/06/2026

The process has begun πŸ‘©β€πŸ³

Starting today’s meal prep order by frying the fish for a rich and flavorful cassava fish stew that will be paired with rice for another client ..

Five portion stew paired with plain rice and an extra stew for 1000gh πŸ‘©β€πŸ³πŸ«Ά

All meals prepared are seasoning cubes free πŸ₯‚

A lot of love, patience, and attention to detail goes into every order long before the final packaging 😊

Photos from SpendyCooks's post 31/05/2026

Ever wonder why a dish tastes entirely different after a trip to the oven? No artificial seasoning cubes needed,just fresh ingredients, high heat, and a little bit of food science.
​When we transition from that vibrant, raw tray to the caramelized perfection, three uncredible transformations happen:

​1. The Maillard Reaction (The Savory Depth)
​When the natural proteins and sugars in the onions, garlic, and peppers hit the high heat of the oven, they begin to bind and rearrange. This reaction creates those beautifully charred, deeply savory sweet spots you see.It’s where that rich, complex aroma comes from .

​2. Caramelization (Natural Sweetness)
​As the intense heat breaks down the natural sugars in the tomatoes and bell peppers, moisture evaporates. The sharp, acidic edge of the raw veggies turns into a mellow, concentrated, luxurious sweetness.

3. Texture and Moisture Evaporation
​The vegetables are rigid and full of water. High-heat roasting ruptures the plant cell walls, releasing that trapped moisture. As the water evaporates, the natural sugars and juices concentrate at the bottom of the pan, creating a rich, thick glaze rather than a watery base ..
Do you roast your base before blending, or are you going to try this for the first time? πŸ§‘β€πŸ³πŸ˜˜

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